The Godhead Machine by Thomas K. Carpenter
The Digital Sea Trilogy, Book 2
Publisher: Black Moon Books (November 2011)
365 pages, eBook (purchased myself for $7.99)
Book Rating: 4 Stars
Content Note: Includes Swearing and References to Rape
Zel Aurora is back and this time she is pulled into the global expansion of the cult-like Wiki-religion, the conspiracy surrounding it, and struggling to get free of its hold. Though a few familiar characters return from the first book in this series, this book also introduces a host of new characters and it took me a while to get into it and get everyone sorted out, but once that happened it was great. I loved Zel’s two new allies: the little orphan girl, Sigh, and the celebrity, Nari. And I thought the mystery surrounding the reappearance of Sasha, from the first book, was fascinating. I look forward to reading the last book in this trilogy, Neochrome Aurora (expected out early 2013).
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